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Test 3 Flashcards

1
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How do we know that Jesus is God? (5)

A 
Called God in the Bible
Claimed to be the God of the OT
Referred to by OT names for God
Credited with the works of God
Prayed to as God
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2
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What title states His primary identity, shows a unique relationship with God, shows a oneness with God, and shows that He has an equality with God?

A

Son of God

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3
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What means taking on flesh?

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“Incarnation”

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4
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Reference: Jesus was fully human

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Luke 2:52

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5
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Reference: Jesus (“the Word”) is God

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John 1:1

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6
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Reference: Jesus claimed to be God

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John 8:58

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7
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Reference: Jesus is the only way to heaven

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John 14:6

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8
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Reference: Christ’s death, burial, and resurrection are the essence of the gospel message

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I Corinthians 15:1-4

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9
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Reference: Christ will physically return to the earth one day

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Acts 1:11

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10
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How was the incarnation foretold? (5)

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Protoevangelium
Abrahamic Covenant
Davidic Covenant
Promise of the Virgin Birth
Promise of the Incarnation of God
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11
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How was the Incarnation fulfilled?

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Birth of Christ

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12
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Why was the Incarnation important? (5)

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Reveals God
Provides an example for us
Destroys the power of death and Satan
Provides a sacrifice for man's sin
Gives us a sympathetic high priest
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13
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How is the incarnation continued? (3)

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His post-resurrection appearances
His appearance in heaven
His physical return to earth

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14
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Humanity of Christ (3)

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Jesus had human titles
He had a human ancestry
He possessed a sinless human nature

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15
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How did Jesus experience the physical, yet sinless, limitations of mankind?

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Human growth

Human characteristics

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16
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What means foundation, basis?

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“Hypostatic”

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17
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What was the importance of His death? (6)

A 
Prominent in Scripture
Purpose of the Incarnation
Study of the Prophets
Interest of Angels
Theme of the church
Will be our song in heaven
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18
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His exalted position… (3)

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Shows His true nature
Illustrates His supremacy
Allows Him to represent us to the Father

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19
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Cristology from Philippians 2 (4)

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Christ’s diety - vs.6
Christ’s incarnation - vs.7
Christ’s humanity and death - vs.8
Christ’s exaltation - vs.9-11

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20
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What is the lesson in Philippians 2

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“Christlikeness” is the voluntary submission of our rights to the needs of others. This humility is always rewarded by God

21
Q

What means “annointed one”?

A

Messiah

22
Q

Immanuel means…

A

God with us

23
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What is defined as an attitude of mind opposed to contentiousness?

A

Meekness

24
Q

The virgin birth of Jesus Christ… (5)

A

Proves again the reliability of Scripture
Fulfillment of a wonderful prophecy
Beautiful expression of the supernatural
He acquired a human nature without affecting His sinless deity
Allowed Him to avoid the curse of Jeconiah

25
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Christ had to be God… (3)

A

Had to be of infinite value
Bore the wrath of God redemptively
Able to apply His work on the cross to needy humanity

26
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What begins with His incarnation and ends with His burial?

A

Humiliation

27
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What begins with His resurrection and continues throughout all eternity?

A

Exaltation

28
Q

The humiliation of Christ began with His…

A

Incarnation

29
Q

The humiliation of Christ continued in…

A

His early life

30
Q

The humiliation of Christ continued throughout…

A

His earthly ministry

31
Q

The humiliation of Christ intensified…

A

During the week of His crucifixion

32
Q

The humiliation of Christ culminated…

A

In His burial in a borrowed tomb

33
Q

The court trial of Jesus Christ was…

A

Illegal

34
Q

What are the three different “trials” that were illegal in Christs crucifixion?

A

Christ was first brought before Annas and the Sanhedrin at night
Annas sent Jesus to Caiaphas and the Sanhedrin at dawn
Sanhedrin then led Jesus from its council to Pilate the Roman governor in the early morning hours

35
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What are the illegalities of Christ’s trial? (9)

A
  1. Sanhedrin met before the morning service
  2. Sanhedrin was not to meet on Fridays or before feast days regarding issues of capital punishment
  3. Witnesses did not agree
  4. High Priest was forbidden to tear his clothes
  5. Christ’s defense was never allowed
  6. Judges should have been disqualified because of previous knowledge of the case
  7. Sanhedrin never reconvened the next day
  8. Sanhedrin constantly changed the charge against Jesus
  9. A unanimous verdict of guilty was considered an acquittal
36
Q

How did the Sanhedrin change the charge against Jesus? (3)

A

First accusation was sedition
Second accusation was blasphemy
Third accusation was treason

37
Q

The treatment of Jesus Christ was…

A

Most severe

38
Q

The suffering of Jesus Christ was…

A

More than physical

39
Q

How was the suffering of Jesus Christ more than physical? (5)

A

He died in the presence of sinners
He suffered tremendous shame and embarrassment
He was forsaken by the Father
He bore the sins of every man
He suffered an eternity in hell for every man

40
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The nature of the resurrection (2)

A

It was a bodily resurrection

It was a unique resurrection

41
Q

What are the false teachings of the resurrection? (4)

A

The theft lie
The swoon story
The hallucination explanation
The wrong tomb teaching

42
Q

The exaltation of Christ will begin with…

A

His resurrection

43
Q

The exaltation of Jesus Christ continued with…

A

His ascension

44
Q

The exaltation of Jesus Christ will continue…

A

In the future

45
Q

How long after His resurrection did the ascension occurred?

A

Forty days

46
Q

Where did the ascension occur?

A

On the top of Mt. Olivet

47
Q

His ascension was…

A

Prophetic of His second coming

48
Q

Why was the ascension important?

A
  1. Provided the unlimited power of the Holy Spirit

2. Provided that unlimited power of Jesus Christ as our Intercessor

49
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How will His exaltation continue in the future?

A

He will ultimately return in power
He will reign on earth for one thousand years
He will be the object of glory and honor in heaven for all eternity

Bible Doctrines - Troutman 2019 (3 decks)

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